This will make it easier for you to research just for Markets that focus on your personal strategy.Once you have a market ( with low taxes, high rental demand, landlord-friendly laws... a few things I would def look for in any market as an investor ) that fits your personal strategy.

Not only is this illegal on the banking side, it's probably against landlord tenant laws as well.

Please review the move out requirements.”Just that easy, though make sure it is done with enough time to meet the local laws on this notice.  

I've reached out to few firms and didn't get the best vibe of their real estate knowledge from a quick phone interview.

For example, I personally focus on cash flow so I look for markets that have low property taxes, landlord-friendly laws, and a growing economy(more rental demand). 

It isn’t for you to live in or worry about how a tenant lives, within the bounds of the law and local ordinances of course.  

Landlord-tenant law is very specific to state. 

If the property owner later redeems the certificate in reliance on the deceptive or unfair practice, the unfair or deceptive contact is actionable under applicable laws prohibiting fraud.501.2075 says that the civil penalty for violating: ...is liable for a civil penalty of not more than $10,000 for each such violation.

The recipient of a qualified demand request has seven days by federal law or shorter, if any state law is shorter, to return the demand to the requestor.If funds are insufficient, they won't be accepted and will be returned to the sender (Assuming funds are sent).

If I can make it work, it would save me a substantial amount of taxes.I would then plan on taking those funds (profit from the flip) and either (a) investing it in other self directed eligible assets (RE, LLC interests, etc.) or (b) transferring it back to a traditional brokerage firm and to simply invest it in equities.